Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
Hush Now, Little Supercluster: water and machine soundworks
Vancouver artist Kris Krüg presents four experimental sound studies pairing recorded water with newly synthesized machine music, alongside listening controls and process notes.
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- Listeners curious about recorded water and machine-made sound
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- In the rain study, new notes enter only after quieter five-second windows and at least ten seconds after the previous entrance.
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Visitors can compare the full mix with water-only and machine-only layers; the interface also offers a shared vertical level scale and links that can point to a moment. In “A Machine That Waits,” rain is measured in five-second windows, and a new note can enter only after a quieter window and at least ten seconds after the prior entrance. The page says this is composed from a recording, not a live listening system.
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